Keep one's eyes peeled

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This idiom sounds like I  t might be pain  ful:

Ke  ep one’s eyes pe  eled.

What does this mean?

Pe  el your eyes?

L  et’s find out:

I’  m looking for new clothes for work.

I need some co  ats and tie  s, but I don’t have much money to spend.

I think th  ere might be some good sa  les co  ming soon.

I’  ll keep my eyes peeled, and le  t you know I  f I see anything good for you.

Keep your eyes peeled, means you’re watching carefully f  or something or someone.

You do not want t  o miss anything.

To peel something means to p  ull back the outside cov  er like peeling an orange.

Of course, you ar  e not really peel  ing back your eyelid when you keep your eyes peeled.

This idiom sounds like it might be painful:

Keep one’s eyes peeled.

What does this mean?

Peel your eyes?

Let’s find out:

I’m looking for new clothes for work.

I need some coats and ties, but I don’t have much money to spend.

I think there might be some good sales coming soon.

I’ll keep my eyes peeled, and let you know if I see anything good for you.

Keep your eyes peeled, means you’re watching carefully for something or someone.

You do not want to miss anything.

To peel something means to pull back the outside cover like peeling an orange.

Of course, you are not really peeling back your eyelid when you keep your eyes peeled.